A new support service for victims of crime, 'Cumbria Victims Charitable Trust', has launched this morning.
It's one of a series of victim-focused initiatives announced by Police and Crime Commissioner Richard Rhodes this week.
Cumbria is one of the safest places to live in the UK but last year there were over 24,000 crimes reported across the county.
Today, a new charitable trust was launched specifically designed to help the victims of crime in the region.
One woman from west Cumbria, who suffered repeated domestic abuse when with her ex-partner, supports the new initiative.
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